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 Shadows On The Sun - Zen Guerilla
 Shadows On The Sun - Zen Guerilla ... Barbed Wire2 Inferno 3 Staring Into Midnite 4 Smoke Rings 5 Graffiti Hustle 6 Captain Infinity 7 Subway Transmission 8 Dirty Mile 9 Evening Sun 10 5th And Cecil B 11 Where's My Halo 12 Shadows 13 Zombies And Hobos 14 Fingers Newest Review: ... themselves off nicely against the dark, brooding guitars. From this moment on however, the album descends into farce and over ... more ... the next few tracks it is almost entirely destroyed by its own awfully clichéd blues. 'Smoke Rings' is a dour and sombre affair, a standard blues track that has been done so many times before and done with so much more style than here. The vocals are terrible and have clearly been digitally altered to give them an over the top almost sickly, bluesy feel. It made me wonder whether the producer Jack Endino had lost the knob to his reverb dial and as a consequence the whole album was unavoidably drenched in the stuff...more |
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Shadows On The Sun - Zen Guerilla: £8.99 for a shiny coaster!! (870 words)
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Shadows on the Sun is the fourth full length release from the American quartet Zen Guerrilla. In the twenty years or so that they have been knocking around the blues/rock scene they have never really managed to break the surface. They remain submerged within a pool of similar artists, all of whom are struggling to get themselves noticed or produce something that could be considered a break from the norm. Blending influences from genres as far ranging as garage rock and gospel, the music of Zen Guerrilla does its utmost to avoid being pigeon holed. With 13 tracks (plus a bonus live track) and a forty two minute running time the album is pretty standard fare and ... Read the complete review
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